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Sabrosa will have you all mixed up and checking your head with new 45 Sure Pow b/w Tangerine Shot. Any Beastie Boys fans will instantly recognise that bouillabaisse of names given that Sabrosa is the name of the Beasties’ fattest and dirtiest ever funk nugget while the uptempo car chase wah wah funk of A-side instrumental Sure Pow borrows elements of the Beasties’ Sureshot (or more accurately, the sample they took from Jeremy Steig) and P.O.W. Meanwhile on the flipside, Tangerine Shot is more or less a blissed out dub cover of the Beasties’ Suco De Tangerina. That’s some ill communication, right there.